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Lesson kits for teachers

For computing classes, electives and clubs, and AI-focused schools: the Five-Minute AI Lessons, unfolded into 45-minute classes. Each part comes with lesson plans, student worksheets and an answer key.

Teaching? Lesson plans and worksheets for class

One lesson, one 45-minute class

A lesson takes five minutes to read. Add thinking time, the experiment and the quiz, and it fills a 45-minute class. Each step names the part of the lesson page it uses. (In a 50-minute period, give the extra time to the check step.)

  1. Warm-up0–5 min

    Show the question in the lesson title. Students write their own guess in box 1 of the worksheet. Don't give the answer yet.

    Part of the lesson it uses:The question (lesson title)
  2. Explore5–30 min

    Read the explanation together (about 8 min), then do the experiment and note what you saw in box 2 (about 12 min). Go over the figure once more (about 5 min).

    Part of the lesson it uses:1 · Think first2 · ExperimentFigure
  3. Check30–40 min

    Students answer the three questions on the worksheet first, then you mark them together with the quiz on the lesson page and read the explanations.

    Part of the lesson it uses:3 · Quiz
  4. Wrap-up40–45 min

    Read today's line together. Students rewrite it in their own words in the last box.

    Part of the lesson it uses:Today in one line

One kit per part

Plans and worksheets appear as the lessons open. The A4 PDF is ready once every lesson in the part is open.

DAY 56–60

Part 6: What Comes Next

Opens one lesson a day from Nov 1.

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What's in a kit

  • Lesson plansA 45-minute run for every lesson — warm-up, explore, check, wrap-up — using the lesson page's own words.
  • Student worksheetsOne A4 page per lesson: think first, what you saw in the experiment, three quiz questions, and the takeaway in your own words.
  • Answer keyThe quiz answers and the lesson's explanations, collected at the end of each part. In the plans they stay folded, so a projector never shows them first.
  • Print page and PDFPrint straight from the browser, or download the A4 PDF once the whole part is open. Each lesson's slide PDF works alongside.

This isn't a textbook or approved course material — it's this site's lessons laid out for a class period. Change the timings to suit your group.

How you may use it

Same as the lessons: CC BY-NC 4.0. Print it and share it freely in class, in training or in a club. Credit “Next Token · next-token.net” and include the author link (blog.naver.com/factnotes). If you change anything, say so. It may not be sold or used for commercial purposes.